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A video on the 2022 Augusta County Courthouse referendum posted online by James Burnett, an Augusta County resident and Iraq War veteran, is drawing tons of traffic on his YouTube channel.
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To the UVA Basketball fans who thought they wanted Will Wade over Ryan Odom, and you know who you are, Wade not only already lost his way out of his first NCAA Tournament at NC State, with last night’s last-second defeat in the First Four, but he’s also a loser.
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FCC chair Brendan Carr wants to change a federal rule that bars a single multimedia company from reaching more than 39 percent of U.S. households.
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At the risk of stating the obvious, it’s at least possible that two members of Waynesboro City Council want to call the Trump regime over the Multicultural Festival that Waynesboro Public Schools held at Kate Collins Middle School on Tuesday.
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An Augusta County woman has filed a $5.5 million lawsuit against a UVA School of Medicine professor alleging he carried out what the suit terms to have been “non-standard third round of radiation” for breast cancer.
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Most Virginians don’t spend a lot of time thinking about how Medicaid decides which medications to cover.
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Duke is the new #1 team in the nation, after a win over then-#1 Michigan on Saturday in DC. Virginia is #11 in the AP Top 25 this week, on the strength of what is now an eight-game winning streak.
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Warner Bros. Discovery ordered AEW President Tony Khan to keep #1 contender Brody King off last night’s show to avoid the “F**k ICE” chants that preceded his main-event match with champ MJF a week ago.
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Members of Congress were allowed to view the unredacted Epstein files on Monday. Among the things they’re saying now: Donald Trump is named in the files more than a million times.
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What does it say about a political movement that demands absolute reverence for life in the womb yet shrugs when the government kills, cages, or brutalizes the living?
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